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The Cecil Whig., 1887-06-18
Chances OF the Peach Crop.

WILMINGTnN, DEL, june 1.-Ecr,
Ecehtny prints to day thiIty-fnur letter
from correspondents, chiefly peacl
growers, throughout the peninsulal
peach region. The Indications in th,
main are Tor a general yield. raugin!
from fair to good. \ summary of the
reports received shows thirteen good, ff
teen fair and only six poor. The poo
reports come entirely flom the edges %
the peach belt, the reports from the
heart thereof being uniformly encourag
ing, notwir hstaudIug some depredatIons
by rose bngS, the extent Of which canuo
Yet be determined. THIS pest was tirs
heard of near rGreenSborough and spread
ing thence to the east al Il northeast. ant
more slowly ward. o chardS neal
the bay which, i'll some short crop sea
sons, proved conspicuously productive
seem generally to have suffered mucl
this Year from togS. Tne Jane drop i,
yet To come in most iucilI'irs. bnt ap
pears to be = city well over IN western
Sussex and sou heaStcIn Kent.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-06-18

The amusing experience of 4 young
man here III Boston was related to me
yesterday. He has recently been en-
ployed as contidt ntlal clerk i'll all office
where there are two gentlemen more or
less associated in business. The first
morning of his service one of these men
went out for while, and the other, tax
ing the clerk into his confidence, warned
him not to be surprised if the person who
had just left the office WAS sometimes
irritable and disagreeablt in his manner
The truth is, " he said, that Mr.. So
and so. though good hearted at bottom,
is apt to be cantankerous and hard to
get along with | hope you will have
patience with him" Presently, in comes
Mr.. So-and-so and out goes the other oc
cupant of the office, whereupon Mr. So
and-so approaches the new clerk and
begs him not to be disturbed in his
friend, who had just left them, proves to
be very-ill tempered and exaSperating
person. Il have endured him." he said,
TOR some Ten or fifteen years, and trust
that you will be equally patient" 1t
only remains to add that the young man
is already inclined to agree with his EN-
ploytrs in the opinion which each OF them
EXPIRE ssed as to the other.-BoSton Post
The Cecil Whig., 1887-06-18
LOCOMOTIVE BOILER PXPIQDEp.
One Man Killed and IA Number OF ON,

One Man Killed and "A Number OF Other
Persons BADLY Injured.
| CHESTER, Pa June -Eugiue No
2Si, attached to local freight train No.
80, of the Philadelphia Division, &. and
/ q. Il. X which left PniIadclpI at \.
! today, exploded its boiler while stand
ing on the track directly i'll front ot the
new station building at Chester at S \.
NJ, today. Engineer Edward Dixon. of
| Wheeling W. Va who was III the cab at
the time, was not hurt; but Fireman II.
| |. 5aktly, of Baltimore. who was tight
ening the oil cup ni the steam chest on
the side next to to the buildIn%. WAS
thrown upward ani fell on top of the
roof projecting over the platform. falling
to the ground with it. lie WIS bruised
j and slightly Scalied but able to walk
, afterwards joseph w. McCave, a laburer
! oi Wilmington, ID H.. was instantly killed.
and John Murphy. telegraph operator. OF
! this city, was fatally injured. Among
others Injured We're Agent \. J B-u 4
| min, cut and Scalded III the face; \ lien
Benz jtuin baGly injured; Foreman OF
| Painters George Sc"held. Carpenter Chas
Lester, Carpenter W.lmtr Simp Is, and
J $ B. Clarke, Josh Pritch"tIs. Lambert
Potus Cecil County, Mi, Fred. Fielder
and Geo. Griffith. bruised ard a,Aled.
Mrs VIM. Showers culoled ,nltr,.sS ot
the station. juhu Dl,san, Wu p .uI
Rachel L'wis aud J me Spr"hnm were
also injlred.
the handsome little station building
was almost c"rnuIet,lv wrecked and
row oi five tlwclIluG> nn the opp site side
of the street were considerable ? dam grd
| \ piece Of The hcl! WIS blown through
the root nt Il house Il squire away AID
portions nt the en- rtue were fnuu! three
squ ares awav. Az rhr phySici ms in the
cly were sent for and everything puS>I-
| BILE WAS done Ia alleviate the suil,-Iiuus
Of the I'imed. The week was 20 y
Gle ir..d from he tracks an travel -
resumed i'll an hnur an ! | half. Nh 'i't
| injured are Il ,ing vel excerpt bprr T."
Murphy and Carpenter ieorG' CIR i,h.
whose i inrIes NAV be serious.
The engine WIS MT demolished, 'hr
explosion cnnIniug Itself IT, one boiler
sheet. The b"llrr had three gauLe, ui
water. The cugI"c had Only recently
come out OF the Sh"pS. and WAS supposed
TO b" III excellent order. y cor"r viii
hold .n irqurSt on the body of MEEK lne
Harry l.. B!dkely, the iirrm .u on the
engine was Scaidvd on the hands aud re
ceived several slight cats on the head
bat was not seriously hurt. He said :
Il was the fireman on the engine, which
was drawing II through freight tram from
Philadelphia to Baltimore. A. Chester,
Pa, the tram stopped walked out ou
the steam chest to fasten an oil can
which had bee, m; loose. In second
after leaving the cab 'elt myself high
i'll the air. and ell upon the station in, t
as it tumhlrd to Ia" ground. HID re-
manned in the cab | would undoubtndl,
have been killed, as my seat was entirely
torn away.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-06-18
This Wonderful Driving Cart Has No Equal

is the only that be adjusted suit the rider
The springs be changed to suit the load road in v
seconds. This is 4 very valuable feature that other
has. Where other have from 3 feet spring, thu
SPIRAL has foot spring. giving much more elasticity THAI
any other made.
This EAsY-RIDING CART has seat bars climb il
getting in and the This makes desirable al
classes of persons guarantee have less hors
motion than other, and give hOck1oom for
horse travel than other made
The wonderful actions of the springs make it by far
FINEST-RIDING CART vet made.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-06-18
rheumatism aaa Neuralgia Cured il ? lays.

The Indian Chemical Co., have discovered
a compound which acts with truly marvel
our rapidity in the cure of rheumatism and
Neuralgia. We guarantee it to cure any
and every case of acute Intiammatory
rheumatism and Neuralgia in = days, and
to give immediate relief ia chronic cases
and effect speedy cure.
On receipt of 30 cents, i'll two cent stamps
we will! send toany address the prescription
to- This wonderful compound, which can
befilei by your home dru ggist at small
cost We take this means of giving our
discovery to The public instead of putting
it out as IA patent medicine, il being much
less expensive. We will gladly refund
money if satisfaction is not given.
THE INDIANA CHEMICAL Co,
Jan % ly Craw wfordsyilIe, Ind,
The Cecil Whig., 1887-06-18
IN VANITY FAIR.

Through Vanity Fair, in days OF old.
There passed il maiden with locks of gnlt!
And pcddler opened his t"npting puck,
Crying: 30 my pretty lass! what ye Lack
Here's many ware
Costly and rare.
Come, uy-oh, come, hny,
Ia Vanity Far
"siilks and sliinS are not for mr;
Lace. is for damSrl~ of hi. IA degree:
The lads would laugh IN ,pnr couutrv tow II
II came clad in IA brnidrrei gown.
Bnt Vet there w.Ie,
Precious and rare,
| fam would bny me
In Vanity Fair
'Pray. sell me, sir, from your motlr" store
\ heart that will love me for eyerunrr,
That, whether the world shall praise ol
bl me,
Through sorrow or Joy will he still The same
lis the only ware
For which care,
Mid All the treasures
In Vanity Fair"
"Much il gri-veS me, o laSSie de .r,
The pedler said: "but greatly fear
The hearts that loved in the old wect way
Have been out of fashion TIN, inInv day
And gilded care
l. all The ware
You viii get for Your money
In Vanity Fair"
Florcnre Tmir
The Cecil Whig., 1887-06-18
TheIadies' Waitug-rooln.

Adjoining the Boys Department in Bal
timore'e Largest Clothing and Furnl~hiug
Depot, the magnificent new hun iiug, j and
I west Baltimore Street, one door west OF
Charles, just opened by the properties Of
ACNE HALL, is an admirable convenience
To all visiting Baltimore. See rdverti.e-
meut in auur her column
The Cecil Whig., 1887-06-18
The Frisky Frog III the Juveniles Jacket.

From ne fGirjJhiG idr|IfiSrF.
II there is anything that the small boy
will not lug around in his pocket natural
history has not revealed it. The other
day a yourgstrr in knee breccheS in Miss
Babcock S school room at Caledonia, was
discovered to have Large live frog slowed
away iii his jacket pocket The frog has
a singular temperament, and can accom-
modate himself to almost any degree Of
heat or cold and still preserve his dignity
and self respect, but this boys pocket
proved to close quarters. even for frog,
AID he succeeded in exposing himself to
view and thereby gained his liberty.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-06-18

OF the success OF Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
fact that every purchaser receives ii fair
equivalent for his money. The flmiliSr
headline Zoo Doses One Dollar" stolen by
Imitatnrs, is original with ;,ud true only nf
Hoods SarSapariia. This can easily by
proven by any one who desires 10 test the
matter. For real economy, buy only IIond's
SarsaparIIla Sold 10y druggists. l.
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Alexandra Affair.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
COURT WEEK.-Next week Will be busy week
Tor the lawyers and litigants. on Monday Judge
Keith will open the Circuit Court of the City Of
Alexandra, at the Market Square Court House.
and Judge Chtchester's County Court OF Alexan-
dria County also meets upon that day. The latter
court Will probably have only short session. as
the Circuit Court will keep busy the lawyers A
NUMBER or suits OF interest are on the docket
This court will try no criminal cases
POLITIcs.-The democratic city committee will
meet next thursday and provide for q nomination
posal has been made from Alexandria County
that In view OF the differences among the city
democrats, the county democrats be empowered
10 select candidate to be voted for by the demOc-
racy or city and county. The state democratic
committee concluded its session here last evening
Mr. L. W: Corbtt, the republican candidate for the
mouse OF delegates, has begun his canvass and ad.
dressed meeting IN the county on Thursday
NOTES.-The Columbia Steam Fire Engine Co
has returned from its excursion to Allentown
ST johns Cadets have been invited to take part in
festive proceedings at grange camp, middle Of
next month.-The mayor has fined Geo. Tucker
SO for assault on Thos. Pierson. In default,
Tucker will go to the chain gang.-Mr. Clarence
Mills has bought for $3.50, from John W. Green,
building lot. 20 by 123 feet, On Washington street
opposite Porner's baseball grOunds). This Is
upon an unpaved street without stdewaik.-The
Old Dominion Boat Club here has lent gig to the
senior four OF the Potomacs OF Washington.-The
store-house, dwelling, and lot on the northeast
corner OF King ana West streets. formerly Griggs'
store, has been bought from Mr.. Paul Pullman at
$l,5OO, 0y EDWARD Baggett-Prof Angus Craw-
toto, OF New Jersey, just selected for chair at
the theological Seminary, near this place, has
arrived 10 take charge Of his prOfessOrship.-
the last meeting OF the German Building AssOcia-
ton No. 4.
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AnlUSementS.

NEW NATIONAL THEArER-Next week the attrac-
ton at the New National Theater will be the mel
odrama entitled Beacon Lights" IT is said to be
hi!ed with interesting incidents, to contain many
opportunities for strong acting and for the intro
duction OF Tine scenery and realistic stage effects
me company includes several people OF acknowL
edged good reputation
ALBAUGHs OPERA HorsE.-willard Sponsors
comic opera, ''Tne Little Tycoon" will again visit
this city next week and may be seen at Aibaughs.
HARRIS BIJOU THEATER.-Oltver DOud Byron s
American play, "AcroSs the Continent" will hold
the boards at Harris next week. The piece is so
well known that 1t only need be said that it
will be handsomely mounted and presented by q
good company.
KERNANs THEATER.-Austin's Australian Nov
city Co., which Is one OF the largest and best ap-
pointed variety organizations on the road, will
play an engagement at kernans next week. Aside
from the Austin Sisters perhaps the strongest at
traction In the country is Mile Aimee, the human
fly, who walks upon the ceiling head downwarus.
UNION Ex-PR1soNERS OF WAR.-Jn0. McEiroy
was yesterday elected a member OF the executive
committee Of the Union ex-Pr1sOners OF War As.o-
citation from the District OF Columbia. resou-
ton was adopted declaring "that the rebel flags
captured during the war Of the rebellion" should
De held sacred and should be displayed in some
public place
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

A WOMAN BADLY TREATED-Taylor Reed and
Jenny Booth were arrested this morning on the
complaint OF Eliza Phiipot, who states that She
was badly beaten by the prisoners yesterday after
noon, near Rosslyu, Va. Angry words between
the women yesterday afternoon, and general dis
like led TO the issuing or free-fght challenge TO
prove who was "the better woman" Taylor Reed
accompanied the women across the river, where
the night was toll have come OF, his purpose being
be said, to see fair-pay, which he did not do, as
the complainant stated. She represents that he
Knocked her down, when she was assaulted by
both parties. The assaulted woman was removed
to her home on East Market Space, and Is now con-
fined to her bed. the result OF her trip across the
river. This morning the prisoners were turned
over to the Virginia authorities
GRAIN RECErPTs.-Canal boat Wheatley Bros
arrived with $500 bushels OF wheat, 200 bushels
OF corn, and 500 bushels OF rye, for j. G. and J. NJ
Waters.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT A,
M.-Great Falls, temperature 81: condition, SO:
receiving reservoir, temperature, 70; condition at
north connection, 36; condition at south connec-
ton, 36; distributing reservoir, temperature, 6s;
conuition at innuent gate-hOuse, SO; condition at
enluent gate-hOuse, 49, High tide In the river to-
day at l :O3 a. m, low tide at 8 :23 p. IN.
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FALL SEASON, 1887, opening French Pattern Hats
and bOnnets and Millinery Novelties. Wednesday
and Thursday, september Is and % 1887. Fall
goods now on exhibition. Miss Bette Tomlinson,
1l40 It'll ST. NV
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THE EDITOR OF TIE EVENING STAR.

Sir: In Fridays STAR an advertiser states that
his store ts the Ony crockery house on east side Of
TN street. between Pennsylvania avenue and
street northwest" We beg TO contradict this as
sertton and the Washington public Will bear US
out In the fact as they are perfectly familiar with
the location OF the Great &C. Store 43e eth stnw.,
kept BY yours respectfully, TCRPIN Co.
September % 1887.
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BOARDING.

THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
L WIT boa Ii = iv ,e family. enc lar efront room
i A. pay vi dows Id one square ruom front FL ST.
class table S21 y st. It,
EPRAGUE MANSION, 9TH AND SITS. " W,
y several pleasant, ellfurnshed rooms with first
class bCaru, second and third floors sI7-2w.
1NOR REMITTANCE. NEWLY + URNISHEU
rooms with board, 1t The Auburn" Pa ave, cor.
I'D ST. wv. sepo-lm.
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AmuSensents Tonight.

AmnSements Tonight
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.-Thatcher, Primrose
VESTS Ministries.
AIBACGHS OPERA HOCSE.-"Rene-
EAKRIS BJou THEATER--Wibur Opera Com
pany.
kERSAN's THRArEK.-Marineln and Big Four
Vaudeville.
PANORAMA BUuDrNG.-Battle of Bull Run.
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Loxpox couGH SYRUP only 1Oc. At druggists.

How TO MAKE PHOTOGRAPHS, with descriptive
Catalogue sent without charge to any one inter-
ested In amateur photography. Scovil1e Mfg. COS.
and Blair's cameras and OUTFITS. Lenses dry plates
and chemicals. F. A. SCHNEIDER,
Cor Pa. ave. and 18th st. NV.
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LADIES wishing dresses elegantly made, and at
prices 10 suit all should call on Nine. Washington,
BOT Pa ave- the best OF help: the latest styles.
All orders executed with prOmptneSs- Wraps a
specially.
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WE HAVE Just opened another car load OF those
Imitation mahogany, antique, oak and natural
chamber SUITS which are selling at s25. The
biggest drive ever made In furniture Call before
they are all gone. W. FL. HoEKE
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the "a h0UrS coHaIenrtn1 NJ 3 n
For the District OF Columbia, MARYLAND. Dela-
ware New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylva MIA,
FAIR weather colder with froSts tonight. fresh 10
brisk nOrtherly winds. followed during Sunday by
warmer light TO fresh sOuthwesterly Winds
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DR.. L 8. NICHOLSON 6O4 10th street northwest,
has the finest static and galvanic electrical ma.
chimes In America Practice, nervous diseases and
rheumatism By electricity.
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RICHARD HENDERSON, 923 ST. NV. formerly
no. 403 9th st. NV. Lincoln Hall butlding.)-
Latest styles In paper hangingS decorations, win
dow shades
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THE QUALITY and h1ish Of our s. pants to order
are surprise TO everybOdy. EIsEMAN BROS,
Manufacturers corner 18th and E.
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W. III. HoCGHToN Il Co. offer Gem Body Brus-
sells. 95c.; one set Walnut Dining Chairs, formerly
Sl4.50 each, for si1 each, only six. our line of
carpets and Wall Papers are OF the best makes
and al the lowest prices See our Pari0r suits and
Rugs, all kinds.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

4 ,OMFOi.T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RESORT;
Snoui.tsins Of Maryland. one mile, from Harper's
cry: hrsI-class patronage throughout the year
bass fishing aud hunting; SO per week W. NJ
CLARK, Keep Tryst. VI ashngton County. Md 500 I'm
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Ten THOUSAND YARDS

len THOUSAND YARDS
OF BEAUTIFUL FRENCH sERGEs,
all pure fine WOOL wide double width. In all colors-
Brown, Blue, Black Green, Garnet, and Bronze Cash
value 62 &c. reduced to 37hc.
TRICOT CLOTH DRESS GOODS pure wool wide
double width. Cash value SOC. reduced to 81 NC
SURAH SILKS, 75c.
BLANKETS slightly soiled, SO, $3.50, S2.75.
BLACK SILK VELVET PLUSH, 81.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS in all colors: new
styles; IL yards for VI. so.
BLACK SILK MERVEL1EUX only al
BLACK SILK RHADAMES, only 81
FANCY SILKS BIN. 40. 40. SOC.
ROYAL SERGE. beautiful dress goods wide double
fold, II yards for 81
SPLENDID PAIR OF BLANKETS, immense size
Immense assortment Of wide double width BLACK
CASHMERES. "a. 81 37}s, SO. 81, 75c.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH
Each customer who buys SIS or over will receive
pair of handsome Damask Towels, worth 81
Each customer who buys $40 or over will receive
handsome Bridal Quilt. worth $3.50.
G A T r 8,
sl6 I'll MARKET SPACE, near 9TH at,
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LARGE LOT OF SMYRNA rugs. 9xl2 feet. just
opened at w. III. HoEKE-
sol Market Space.
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ECSSELL'S 1CE-CREAM.

TAILORING DEPARTMENT.-Fall line now ready.
It's excellence OF fits and workmanship is too well
known To require mentioning. EIsEAAN Bros,
Manufacturers, cor. TN and T. StS
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RUBBER ELASTIC PAINT.-The only Paint that
VIII positively make an old roof tight Repairing
q speciality, all work guaranteed b. @. ODEN
NV
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Cor. Pa. ave. and 18th st. n. "
STAIN GLASS substitute, All 9TH street NV.

MMR. T. B. HARRISON, OF 1923 st. NV, has jus
returned from New York With a full line OF I'm
ported millinery for fall and winter wear
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The SELF-CURE OF WoNEN.-The remarkable
success which has followed the publication OF a
leading editorial In the London ObStefrical Jour
7lai with the above title, bids fair TO work revO-
luton In the treatment OF female complaints
American ladies who may be interested can OBJ
tain copy OF this magazine by sending 10 cents
10 EStray, Hall Co.. 50 Warren ST., Pc. Box 1908
New York, mentioning this paper.
FACE and eyesight lifted 81 Hempler,S ave 4 AZ
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KEIsINGER's Ice cream, 235 G st. NV.

EASY FEET and beautiful hands at DrS Keni-
sons, AIS 12th st. NV. COrns 25c-; hands, soc.
s25 SUITS TO order, far superior to any we ever
offered. EIsEAAN Bros.
Manufactures. cor. 1th and SIS.
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BURy's Pns1ssEwA for kidney diseases 81. At
AHtrfrC
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Rest Stock OF Fancy Leather Goods and Tray
cling Goods at ToPHAMs, 1921 Pa ave- NV 4
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u Id. "Ward" prints. 4Oc per 10
Also. Cottage Cheese and buttermilk; sweet Milk
DC. per quart.
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BIBEK a sure cure for 'malaria;" purely vege-
table, containing no Quinlne.
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 100 Pa. av,

WALL PAPER and Window shades. r. W. Hen
derSOn Co., lib ST. n. W.
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Drink the tsQueeM Of Beers,,
II you want to save doctors bills. The health Of
your entire family will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, LOG street northwest.
75 cents per dozen. GIN
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school Trunks Of best quality and moderate
prices at Tophams Mandatory, 1921 Pa. avenue
| n.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

no FOR THE MARY WASHINGTON!
Bob Holtzman has chartered the Mary Washington
for the Regatta WEDNESDAY,, September % Boat
will lie at High street Wharf, Georgetown. until 2
O'Clock, and then proceed to Lttlefelds Wharf Just
below Analostan Boat House uhe finish line), where
she will lie the balance of the afternoon.
Tickets Soc s243ts
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Royal Clue, mends 'em.-Boston

PennSylvania Coke. Immediate deliv-
cry. A. r. Williams 615 9TH St, and New Jersey
ave. and st. 22-1m
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL OF THE coLUM-
Il BIAN COLLEGE, 1885 H stnw.
This school opened Oh the 10Th of September with
q corps of nine teachers. Instruction in al the
branches of English and in Latin, Greek, French
Mathematics and Physics.
Tuition fee. $50. A P. MONTAGUE. AN
s24-lw Principal.
VpNHE Law SCHOOL
OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The twenty-third annual session Of the LAW
SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY will
open in the Law Lecture Hall of the University
corner of 10th and streetsl, on
WEDNESDAY,, OCT. ), AT g O'CLOCK,
when the Faculty will make several and import
ant announcements tor the coming year.
Newlecture courses have been provided.
ENLARGED facilities for the of the Law Library
will be furnished.
New prizes of 800 aud another of ESQ, will be
offered.
he Graduate Department. or School of Practice.
will be conducted by Profs. COX and MAUHY.
For catalogues apply to ". f. Nor isun, AIS Pa.
1437 Pa. ave- W. H. Lowdermilk Co., 1424 street
Or address
s23-3m JAMES C. YELLING Prest
GUITAR LESSONS
VI PRIVATE
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Horse Blank cts and Carriage Robes at price
that are guaranteed, at
ToPHAMs, 1921 Pa. ave. n, W.
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RazOrs sharpened; Dog Collars engraved free
All Pa, ave. eO3
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JOhusOn.s OvSter~

JOnnbOn'S OyAtefNe
Go to Frank Johnson's. corner OF 9th and E
streets, and get your oysters. he has the best in
the city. Daily arrivals Of all the choice grades
Served In every available style, and to suit the
taste. Don't mistake the place. Johnson's AZ
and 444 9th street, corner Of E northwest. Ladies
saloon on first floor. Dining rooms open on SUM-
day. Call j